MOWING EXTREMELY OVERGROWN LAWN - CITY VIOLATION - Abatement property - Satisfying Lawn care
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- In this video we are back at it mowing the CRAZIEST LAWNS on TH-cam!
I hope that you enjoy theis satisfying lawn care video of us Mowing extremely overgrown lawn. This is by far on of the most overgrown lawns of the season. over the years we have perfected mowing Tall Grass by mowing overgrown lawns on properties like this abatement property. Tulsa Lawn service
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I have just a question on how do you get these real estate property and are they good to do business with them and like city property also
Your honesty about the work, bidding, equipment, TH-cam, etc. is appreciated. This is another great video. Best to you and yours!
what city is this?
Why is it so fun to watch someone mow? I had no idea (until 72 hours ago) that anyone would make a mowing video or how much I would really enjoy them. So calming and awesome to watch the straight lines appear amongst all that chaos. These are my new pre-bed 'go to videos' to slow my mind and make it ready for sleep. Thanks LCJ
I actually like doing stuff like this. Seeing a place go from trashed to presentable is satisfying.
Me too ☺️
#metoo
You know, one thing I have noticed is the large numbers of subscribers and views of these video's and similar, like " Al Blades " and so on get compared to clips on the politics of the day with all of the shenanigans going on. Similarly with other subjects like global warming / climate change etc. Odd to me, and interesting.
Dude you are the only guy basically that really says OVERGROWN and means it. Everyone else will say that if the grass is over 6 inches.
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Technically, in my city, if your lawn is over 6in it’s overgrown LOL. But yea this is proper overgrown. In my job we call this severely overgrown
I watch a lot of these type lawn videos and I enjoy how in yours you talk and do voice overs explaining what is going on instead of just watching someone mow or trim for half an hour. I realize that it takes a lot of extra time and effort during editing and it is appreciated.
what city is this?
@@fatimasattarova4787i think it's Tulsa OK
In a lawn like that you might find the last lawn mower that was used on it, and possibly even the person that was using it at the time! 😅
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@@LawnCareJuggernaut Guys just give me a rough figure of what u charge on jobs like this. Unbelievable that the grass is allowed to grow that tall. I have never seen anything like that in my neighborhood. My hedge would grow an inch or 2 higher than normal and because I work long hrs.' sometimes I forget to cut it. The city would be on my case in a heartbeat with a warning. I have never received a fine though.
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Paul Drummond ive done yards almost as bad, and i charged $300 and it wasnt enough, but its what the client could pay.
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I'm sure the neighbors appreciate what you did there. I enjoyed your commentary as well.
I would not have appreciated all those sticker grass seeds, but that’s just my personal failure I suppose.
Holy fūčk your account is from 2006
Why didn’t the neighbors take turns cutting this lawn?
@@raggedyann4372 because it’s not there job!?! And they probably didn’t have time to.
@@1Mhoram9 same though I was like nooooo your just spreading those bur seeds, whyyyyyy. But also I would probably go oven and de-bur it 🤣. I’ve been known to weed my neighbor’s side.
I love the thoughts on positivity and sometimes having tough days. Had a crew member hit a pile of dog shit with the weed eater.. I sent him home on the spot with a full days pay. He worked hard and came back the next day in high spirits and able to laugh at it.
I like listening to you. You have a good heart.
The last time I watched you were beating a chain saw to death.
I have had times in my life when I could not keep up with my yard. I am a Master Gardener so that whole concept was very hard to live with. I am blessed with neighbors that helped mowing and blowing snow. hopefully my surgeries are behind me and I am slowly getting stronger and able to getter done! Blessing others is something that some of us are lead to do. It is a wonderful thing! Take care!
I really just watched you mow a lawn. But, what I wasn't expecting was the testimony. I am grateful for the reminder of "Let your yes be yes and your no be no". You're a good guy! Keep the videos coming...I will definitely keep watching as I am learning how to maintain the yard on my new properties. May you grow in business and abundance.
@ the Khalifa confidential I just bought my first home 3yrs ago, I'm 58 and just learned how to mow...smh...weed eater, leaf blower, electric saw/clippers is needed, but probably won't get...🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ congratulations on your properTIES sis🙅🏾♀️🙅🏾♀️
Pretty much why I won't be back. Everyone is different. I just wanted to watch him take care of the lawn.
I cannot agree more. I was about to move on when I saw your comment, and I waited for his testimony. Absolutely worth it! Thank you for showing so easily about the Lord, Sir. May the Lord Jesus Christ be with you and your loved ones, in every moment, always. I pray this in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
Thank you sharing your job/business tools techniques and our Lord and his word of everlasting life.
@@kobushauman3310 Amen, blessings to you and your family members households young man.
Pay the man TH-cam. I find his entertaining ramblings worth viewing
Good stuff. Starting out was hard! I remember cutting lawns for $10 and an 20 inch push mower, walking to each job. Crappy lawns, six foot, thick grass. Little ol' ladies lawns. Learned a lot.
thank you. thank you for not killing the turtle. for not running it over, for taking the time to make sure there was nothing in the way of clearing the yard. most people would have just gone straight through and kept going. thank you most for caring and thinking ahead. I really appreciate it. thank you.
occasionally it happens and it makes me feel bad every time. it is one of the down side to the business for sure.
Maria Espinoza yeah I know I use to do house that had lawns worst then that I had to do. Let me tell you me and the other guy walk through not only to see what was laying on the ground how big the job was going to be. They also had people redoing the inside but we as the lawn crew of two always finished way before the crew inside ever finished. But we took a lot of pride in what we did.
Go watch bunny hugging videos.
@@lyndelbeckwith1706 You're one sad individual.
@@lyndelbeckwith1706 I do like bunnies. I think my first pet was a meat rabbit that my grandfather gave me. I'm not for sure though I was always dragging something home
What I enjoy is that you are a humble and kind man. Thank you for sharing the love of the Lord with others.
Good job! People need to remember that their children are watching. Are your children proud of you? Would your parents be proud of you? You and James left the yard looking great. ❤️
This happened to me. My lawn mower broke and I couldn't afford to fix it. Thank you for helping this person. You never know their story.
Hardwork self-worth and balance. Life is short, I know it's a cliche . Seeing what you do is not easy at all. Hot sun and dehydration set's in quick. I totally salute outside working people. 🙏
Watching is therapeutic & listening is inspirational. THANK YOU!!!
It is so amazing on how the yard looks so much bigger after you are finished compared to before you start. Kind of like when you find a house behind all the weeds. Just a really nice surprise.
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I just stumbled across your videos yesterday and I love what you do! You also help my OCD! I am a perfectionist and watching your videos make me happy! Thanks keep it going. Also I've never donated money to any youtube channels but I would love to donate money to yours. This is something I have told my wife I wanted to do in our neighborhood. We have a lot of older people who's yards need a lot of work and helping them for free would feel so good!
When I dident have a job I had a pickup and a trailer with some lawned equipment so I went to work. And made some money to pay my bills. Thanks for the memory of the 80s with my new family (ross)
... remember too...we seniors still need to mow the yard ...those days of “ some kid ...will mow it for ten bucks “ are Gone.....
I love seeing the plants some people planted during their stay at an abandoned property. I especially liked the yellow flowers by the porch.
I'm a certified mechanic (if that means anything haha) and you are spot on about the oil part. synthetic oil will last a little but longer, but is more expensive. Frequency of oil changes is what really matters.
Also love the small sermon you give. Though these are just your thoughts at the time they are nice to hear and I believe most folks feel the same. Glad that your skills and tools bring you joy and accomplishment after. Thanks for all the hard work and with time to film, edit, post and share. 🙏🏼🏡🥰📸
Y'all need to start using double layer hearing protection. Foam ear plugs and head cup covers.
I've got tinnitus and right ear hearing loss from flying Coast Guard Grumman seaplanes and Sikorski helos and you in your case it's those weed wackers and large gas engine mowers that'll cause hearing problems.
Most underrated comment on here. I ignored this advice 20 years ago and I can testify that tinnitus is a bitch
Yes!
I work for lawn care on my college campus and my dad owned a lawn care business and I appreciate these videos so much. The school owns a barn with a bunch of cattle pins (west Texas what can I say) and once a year we take a stump grinder of a walk behind and go through the cattle pins and it’s so satisfying.
There was a sweetness to your honesty in this vid...how you want your legacy and to be remembered as being kind....that you want to pay it forward. Bless your success man.
Dang! That yard was a jungle.
Love your message. My son got laid off the Monday before Christmas. He’s trying to set up a photography business (turning a hobby into $$). I shared your video with him because you give great advice on starting up your own business. Bless you for sharing!
When I first stumbled on your video I didn't want to waste my time watching it. Then I got into it, it is full of good suggestions...for my Tree Care business. Godly principles like mine. Thank you for sharing. God bess you brother.
I appreciate you giving it a chance brother!😎🤘
Keep up the positive vibe man! I’m getting ready to start my own lawn service here in Idaho. You’ve given good advice and the fact you said know hen to say yes or no is big with me. Great video man! Positive vibes and gods speed
Love the videos man. From Tulsa,ok born and raised myself so I’m very proud to hear your from here and a solid guy. Good to know there’s still solid people around. Ever need any labor I’d love to come out!
These mower videos have helped me appreciate my husband who keeps our pastures tamed with his 22" push mower and axe and keeps it looking good out front as well. I am more of a scythe and graze person, which is doable now thanks to him.
Having done this type of work in the mid 50s with much more manual equipment and moving up to construction when I was in college and graduate school, I was quite interested in your ongoing commentary! Thank for offering a lot of the knowledge based upon personal experience. I spent four years with USMC and then quickly bought a practice. I knew “zero” about points of business and all the regulations
about employees........it was a costly education
My personal take away is the honesty of your message about the very demanding hours required when you are the man who signs the front of the check. A dunce can sign the back but all responsibility falls on the shoulders of the owner. Your attention to detail is mandatory jc you want to be successful. I wish you a superb future.
We had Xmark ride on mowers like this. A 52" and 72" deck and they worked awesome for us. Over 220 big houses and over 25 large parks we did every week. Eventually small maintenance required but these things literally ran from 7 a.m. to 12-2 pm 5 days a week. Loved em.
What an awesome video!! Jungle turns into a lawn....rough, but a lawn! You work well with your brother, also. Tough on your equipment indeed but great fun to watch. Your big heart in doing the free yards and now basically for free (all things considered) the waaay overgrown lots is so sweet! Makes for an interesting and relaxing video.
A friend and I had a place once.. we could only mow the backyard with a weedeater. Great videos. Very satisfying.
Wow what a mess that was! You did a Fantastic Job! I enjoyed watching this. I live in OK but near the AR border. My brother used to do lawns but works inside now. I'm lucky though cause he just bought a walk behind mower to do his lawn and mine since we only live a couple of miles apart. He still enjoys doing lawn work and thankfully he helps me since I'm disabled.
The immediate neighbors are potential clients. you might want to pass out leaflets with your business card, if you think you did a nice job.
You are a great lawn care guy I only wish I still owned my own home you are the type of lawn care I would’ve loved to of had please keep making these videos I just love watching them even though I don’t own any grass of my own right now you are still my hero❤️🙏🏻❤️
I added a 47 minute video about mowing a lawn to my watch later and I fully intend on watching it when I'm out of work tomorrow. What has my life become? Great stuff though you seem like a cool guy and these videos help motivate me to do my landscaping.
"I'm not scared" Just the greatest lawn care channel that ever was. Gone but not forgotten.
Great video. I've watched a bunch of landscaping videos and this one was by far the best. Not only some quality work, but your narration of the business side of things speaks volumes as to your entrepreneurial nature. Keep up the good work, and best of luck growing the business!
Thanks for your invaluable information! It’s really soothing to watch this. And I love your compassion and sensitivity.
Brother, I love these videos when your teaching and talking about what equipment works, etc. I'm never going to do yard care and maintaining for a living, but, I do road construction. I'm in charge of making sure every aspect is correct. Including reclamation. I love the info I learn from your videos. Plus, I have 4000 acres at my house. I utilize this info often there. I dont have a lawn guy. Lol
I enjoy watching your videos. It relaxes me to see you guys weed, mow, trim, garden, etc. You make homes look better. That's positive contribution to society. So great to watch!
Poison Oak, Ivy, and Sumac all grow in their each individual region. Don’t have to worry about them crossing paths. The dawn dish soap and a deep scrub within 4-6 hours after exposure works WONDERS for keeping the itch away. Love these tall grass videos man! 👍👌👊🔥
Hey kev....beautiful job!!! The one true quality that most successful people have is "grit" it's not intelligence or money, but the "stick to it" and "don't give up" is what wins the race hands down!!!...you have that quality, and you have a heart to boot!!...may all good things come your way because of it!!!....
falling on hard times is actully a blessing . i can hear it in your voice . i can see it in your work .
you cant learn this any were . you know you always sucseed in what you want no matter what happens .
the ones who doesn pull thru in hard times are the ones on drugs&alcohol .
Your a man after my own hart I mowed to supplement my income and like yourself I couldn’t leave a yard I didn’t think looked presentable. Had one elderly lady who would hire me just for holidays because I made the yard look so much better than she could. I think it worked out to 10.00$ an hour that was in the mid 80s enjoyed the video
As a first time viewer your commentating is educational and entertaining. It keeps the video rolling didn’t even realize I had been watching for half an hour into the video before stopping to comment and as a beginner who is looking to maintain my grass you’ve shown the material and tools necessary for a job well done and the financial tips to continue your business very well. Subscribed and looking forward to more videos and seeing your channel and business grow. Keep up the good work and outstanding labor boss
I love this guy's personality! Lol. Commentary is awesome, everything. I loathe yardwork, but I could watch this guy's videos all day.
Extremely satisfying. I like what you said about going above and beyond.
I’m the same way about cleaning up crazy, overgrown/neglected messes. But my specialty and what I love to do, is cleaning up overgrown and neglected areas outside the yard. Like trees and bushes, removing small volunteer trees such as Mulberry and the like, in the wooded areas on properties.
I also like maintaining controlled chaos in those types of areas. However, there’s something about going onto a property that is an ugly mess, cleaning and restoring it back to an original state and the customer’s reaction. It’s a really good feeling.
You are looking at the rough lawns and thinking that be fun cause it's where your roots are it's amazing to see that as you move up you still remember where you started
FREE!! AWESOME. I like what you were saying when you were blowing away the grass it felt really nice and easy good advice to take in.👍
I like the stuff you're doing, transformation of a uncared overgrown area a beautiful, clean organized one...
"Taking pride in what you're doing.."
It's soothing watching someone work who lives by this code. Makes me want to pick up a weed eater and attack a chain link fence.👍👏💪
One of the most down to earth and chill TH-camr I have came across. Definitely subscribed
Thank you for the compliment and support Seth!!!
I’m glad you even know the scriptures. I have a bro in law who is a retired school teacher and he mows lawns now and you two could be brothers by another mother! I used to cut grass also and I was a fanatic about perfection! ♥️
With the heart that you carry on your sleeve and God on your side, doing things for free just shows the true person you are. God will always provide for you. You're an amazing person. 💙
Good point about the oil and belts. Too many people get wrapped up in names thinking that the oil that is sold by kaw, kohler, stihl is made by the aforementioned. These products are branded with the sellers name . Belts the same way go to a bearing supplier and buy an industrial belt at a portion of the dealers cost. Many oil filters are made by Wix and rebranded. Good info!
Powerful testimony sir!!! To many people are afraid to share. We need more people doing good honest work and sharing the grace of the lord!!
You give more knowledge then just lawn carw. You give life lessons and that is priceless. Thank you.
Great work. Glad you enjoy your work. Your content and commentary and positive attitude makes your videos so entertaining. Thank you.
Bro, you’re hilarious and you seem like a great boss. I’m an engineer for NASA/Boeing, building the SLS rockets at the Michoud Assembly Facility and I’d honestly consider taking a job with your company just bc of how fun you most likely are to be around. Lol!
Im about to screen shot this blow it up and put it in the shop. that way i can be like see i got options LOL
Lawn Care Juggernaut Hahahaha!!! Yep. Make those workers show up on time, put in hard hours and never regret their choice to do so. Love it! Cheers bro
I used to work for a guy who had a newspaper clipping on the glass of his office window that read, “Attitude is Everything- if you don’t love your job then quit and go get one that you do love!” Words to live by, but not always easy to live by 💡👌🏼
Same...I make power plants for money but mow neighbors yards for fun. I put all the $ in bitcoin so it's worked out lol...
One thing I do for the tall grass is start in the middle of the yard and always blow out.
Interesting video. Good work.
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I enjoy watching these overgrown lawns because I love the transformation. The same goes with nasty car detailing video's. I totally understand the reasons you under bid so low. Keep them coming!!!
I’m surprised you didn’t find more than you did hiding in that “lawn”. I kept expecting something to suddenly appear under all that. That’s quite the job you took on. What is that huge building behind the house? It’s massive.
I love the stories you tell. Especially the truck story, large lawn mower, or walking the yard prior to working.
Hey man, I'm a retired landscaper from NY . One of the first walk behinds I used when I first started was an old belt driven Bobcat with suicide thumb switches. Horrible machines. Not only will they run your ass over which becomes more and more possible the more the thumb latches wear out , but if the belts get even a bit wet your not going anywhere. I was really surprised to hear you talk about them . Made me chuckle. One of my favorite walk behinds was a Ferris 48 inch. I don't know the specifics, it was used when I got it. Nice machine though. Just subscribed. Stay safe.
I love the overgrown lawn cleanup vids. If you're going to do more like this one you might want to look into Kavli blades, it'll save you time mowing and I get to see more videos of people treating their lawn mowers like Brush Hogs
My daughter has an interview with home Depot she's 18 amazing she's going to work in plumbing you should learn everything about everything when you can I know a lot about a little and a little about a lot you guys are awesome
I REALLY LOVE WHAT YOURE SAYING!!!
I LIVE ALMOST EVERYTHING YOUVE SAID AS A BUSINESS OWNER!!!
THANK YOU FOR THIS ONE!!
Man, I was just about to go grab a can of soda to drink when i saw you drink that ice cold water and now I have to go back to the kitchen to grab myself some water
I enjoyed your commentary on this video. Taking on this job and completing it as if it was your best client shows integrity. And I think that is what you wanted to convey to us in the video - integrity is doing your best even when no one is watching. James showed that in the extra edging. Might be overkill to some but you helped improve a neighborhood and you made surrounding families feel good about their street.
Please go back and show me completely finished.. tysvm for all that you do bro truly but this lawn may haunt me 😖 and go ahead & power wash oh how bout all of it.. house too🙏💜 ... I feel like the oven shut off halfway through the cobbler.. prayers protection blessings and much love to you and yours everyone
I love your attitude and the grass cutting part is good too. But, I really love the wisdom you give owners of businesses. Although I own a travel agency, what you say makes a lot of sense. Thank you!
Considering the fires here in Oregon, two creeping up to the edge of Portland a high grass, untended lawn is tinder.
Leaves of three, leave it be, leaves of five will give you hives... learned that in kindergarten.🤣
Hi James I think you are a special human being doing what you do for people who have fallen on hard times I am blind so I don't see how the yard really looks when you have finished but listening to you you sound very sincere I'm from England married to a wonderful American lady I have a large yard and do it all myself I've not been able to see since 2013 but I think you are a special person ps if there are any spelling mistakes blame my phone thank you
Dood put his hat and doo rag on his head like Thor grabbing his hammer. I knew right then we bout to see him go full blown ufc on a lawn
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Came here for the lawn mowing, stayed for the sermon. Enjoyed every second of the 47ish minutes. Thanks for the self reflecting momento.
...he has made quite a few good points...I too was into tropical fish for a while too ...
... and look he uncovered a fine looking home there ...
Much respect to you. I wouldn't be able to do this kind of work myself.
Lawn care for my anxiety. Helps me sleep at night as well. I love this channel
A wise man once said do what you love and the money will follow.
If you're going to cut tall overgrown stuff on a regular basis, you need a brush mower (bush hog). Will easily take that stuff down up to 2" thick. It also knocks the grass down in front differently to where it keeps the stalks more vertical for blade contact. Then go back over it with a finish mower.
Im so Happy that you are giving your Service for free . Tall grasses and UN care yard or lawn stressed me out ..it relax me seeing you guys cutting and trimming the uncared yard .at the end it Is sooo satisfying to see How beautiful the yard .
Please Keep the good samaritan Help …
This is very relaxing watching you transform properties.
I had a Murray that I have sent through absolute hell in a yard that started literally worse than this, and I wish I was exaggerating. Just over 17 acres of it no less. That Murray lasted some 20 years compared to every other mower we've had, and I had to hammer the deck back into shape after every fifth mowing. One time I had to replace a shattered blade quill, often I had to replace pulleys, bent mower blades were frequent and often reshaped into other tools via make-shift forge. We have had many changes during the some 20 years we have lived there, but the one constant was that mower and the hell we put it through. We even had a few other mowers including a Husqvarna. It only lasted two years and was put in the shop multiple times until it was just gone.
The Murray itself? It was sold with the property. To my understanding, the new owner still uses it 10 years later.
Husqvarna is garbage
if you feel overheated and dried out when working outside, eat some pickles. the salt and vinegar helps alot.
Also some Pharmacies csrry what is called Salt Tablets that can be taken by those of us when working outside when it starts getting hot..
I do Lawm Care as well and you guys did a great job getting that mess under control.
I watched one of your videos and now I am hooked! I started about 5am & it’s close to 7:30 am now! Blessings to you & yours for all you do to help others!
One of my dad's favorite sayings. It doesn't matter if you don't like the job you're doing period or if it's not enough money. Do the very best you can do until you get into a position you like. He had great work ethics and passed them on. He believed it was okay to better yourself with a better job on that you enjoyed but until then, do the best you can do on the job you're doing
I had lived next to a home that became abandoned, and the lawn was worse than this. When the city came through with their team... I had the largest rats running through my yard escaping the mowers. It was some apocalyptic type s!@t. Great job on this one, this type of work is NO joke.
Your moment in speaking on Matthew 5:37... I really had to pause on this video and let knowledge be born to myself. Thank you for sharing that.
I'm sorry, but the idea of you mentioning about rats running through your yard wanting to escape the mowers while the city was mowing the abandoned house lawn amused me. That and it seeming apocalyptic and stuff.
@@morganrussman it was amusing...even more amusing was my 120# Rottweiler jumping on top of the outdoor table to escape the rats. (Meanwhile, I was up in a tree)
@@teeteesjoint9945 🙂🙃☺️
I don’t know anything about mowing lawns, but your voice is soothing and you seem very nice. Helped me fall asleep. :)
Good show, excellent comments and advice. I appreciate your rugged individualism, building a business out of sheer determination. And you don't mind sharing your spiritual beliefs.
I've never subscribed to anything, until now.
Thanks
Love seeing brothers doing things together! Giving each other a hand on various tasks. Brotherly love. Love your videos!
Love it to that you are honest to the core. Like it when you mention the Bible and scripture. As you said you’re not perfect. But we keep trying to be better and leave a positive legacy. Kudos to the hard work you and bro do ! Love your videos.
You always do the extra touch. Thank you. I appreciate your work ethics. I’m always surprised how long folks go without mowing unless an abandoned house.
There is probably thousands of ticks in there.
Do you get ticks and fleas from grass like that?
Thousands???? Try millions
Most likely
Ugh there's a ton of them where I live in OK near the AR border. I got Rocky Mountain spotted fever last summer which made me really sick. It took 2 tests to finally find out what I had after being misdiagnosed for months. I just moved here last Jan. Grew up in CT where Lyme disease was named after the town of Old Lyme which was near where I lived but never got Lyme disease till I moved here. It's crazy!
There could be ticks in that area. I've walked through tons of them twice in the country and they covered me. It's a wonder I didn't get lyme disease.
I so enjoying watching so Thankful for all the help you give to seniors and vets and handcap
You are a really good man. I appreciate what you are doing for the society. Thank you for your open words. I’ll pray for you.